shotmeal - calorie tracker

About shotmeal - calorie tracker

Your whole household Track meals for up to five people from one phone — your kids, a partner, anyone you cook for. Tap a name at the top of Today to switch diaries; the camera logs to whoever is selected. Children get a goal you set yourself, since adult formulas don't apply to them. Link with another account Invite your partner with a QR code or a short code and see each other's diaries, photos and goals — never weight, height or age. Each of you decides whether the other may also add meals for your household. More than calories Every AI estimate now includes protein, carbs, sugar, fibre, fat, saturated fat and sodium. Turn on advanced mode in Settings → Nutrition tracking to follow the ones you care about, with daily targets based on EFSA and WHO reference values (sources in the app) — or set your own. Track your progress Turn on weight tracking in Profile to log your weight — by hand, or straight from Apple Health, so your smart scale's readings arrive on their own — and get a new Progress tab in Statistics: a 7-day trend line that smooths out daily swings, your real weekly rate next to the pace you chose, and — if you set one — an estimate of when you'll reach your target weight. Goals that remember Changing your calorie goal no longer rewrites the past. Every day is judged against the goal you had that day — in the charts, the on-target rate, streaks and insights. A new AI engine Estimates now come from a newer, more accurate model and arrive faster, with two backup models ready if it's ever unavailable. You can also run the next estimate sooner. Today, redesigned The big number is now what you've eaten; what's left sits in the badge under the ring. Meals are summed by type — breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks — instead of one chip per meal. Browse all your photos In the photo diary, swipe left and right through every photo you've logged, from the first to the last — not just one day's. Plus small fixes, like the status bar staying readable in the full-screen photo viewer.

App privacy

The developer, Daniel Bernasconi, reported these privacy practices to Apple.